Pigments for Powder Coatings
4 pigments commonly used in powder coatings, with the number of producers listed for each.
- PY 53Complex inorganic (nickel titanate)
Nickel antimony titanate yellow (complex inorganic pigment) for plastics, coil and powder coatings and outdoor uses needing very high heat and weather resistance.
Published heat stability: 300–1000 °C (6 grades)
22 producersCompare Grades - PB 28Cobalt aluminate
Cobalt aluminate blue for plastics, coil and powder coatings, ceramics and outdoor uses needing very high heat and weather resistance.
Published heat stability: 500–1200 °C (11 grades)
23 producersCompare Grades - PG 50Complex inorganic (cobalt titanate)
Cobalt titanate green (complex inorganic pigment) for plastics, coil and powder coatings and outdoor uses needing very high heat and weather resistance.
Published heat stability: 800–1000 °C (5 grades)
20 producersCompare Grades - PBr 24Complex inorganic (chrome antimony titanate)
Chrome antimony titanate buff (complex inorganic pigment) for plastics, coil and powder coatings and outdoor uses; very heat and weather resistant.
Published heat stability: 300–1000 °C (13 grades)
23 producersCompare Grades
Commonly used in this application. Grades differ: check each grade's data sheet and test in your own system.